Bio
Ronald D. Ferguson is currently eligible for the John W. Campbell Award for best new science fiction or fantasy writer whose first work of science fiction or fantasy was published in a professional publication in the previous two years.
Ronald D. Ferguson, PhD. (1942- ) was born in San Antonio, TX. With years of experience in teaching mathematics, he holds degrees from Baylor University, University of North Texas, and Texas A&M. An active member of the SFWA, he writes full-time, both fiction and non-fiction. His stories have appeared in Daily Science Fiction, The Grantville Gazette, Futures:Nature and others. Among his other interests are making stained glass, painting, woodworking, wine making, gardening, and travel. He lives on two acres of the Texas hill country with his wife and five feral cats. -No light is as bright nor lamp so revealing as the illumination of the mind.Bibliography
Ronald D. Ferguson's Campbell-qualifying work:
His Brother was an Only Child in Daily Science Fiction, June 2011
More Fiction: Wake Up and Smell the Moonflowers (OG's Speculative Fiction Issue 31) Philosophy (Heir Apparent- Digital Science Fiction Anthology 4 Fall 2011 ) Words and Music by ... (Futures section of Nature, Feb 2, 2012) Perchance to Bleam (Futures section of Nature, Apr 25, 2012) The Unicorn Dilemma (New Myths #18) Hire Education (Grantville Gazette: Vol 40) Eavesdropping at the Keyhole to Forever (Grantville Gazette Vol 43), Crosswired (Plasma Frequency, Issue 4), For the People (Daily Science Fiction, Feb 2013), Intent to Occupy (Second Place in 2013 Jim Baen Memorial Writing Contest)